Lost Bayou Ramblers @ Louisiana Music Factory 2009
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Lost Bayou Ramblers
Louisiana Music Factory In-Store
January 31, 2009
Duration : 0:10:41
Categories: Louisiana Music Tags: accordion, Andre, Bayou, Cajun, factory, fiddle, la, LAMUSICFACTORY, lost, Louis, Louisiana, Michot, music, ramblers
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One of these days I am going to take a World without us look at your part of the world.Thanks, Bayou Woman
Just to inform you this band is called the drunken catfish ramblers not the slick skillet serenaders
у них на 102 миллиона домохозяйств 125 домов – т.е. нужно ли им еще строить?
Adam is an entertainer. Geshh people. So many entertainers have played off being str8 that are not in real life. Now you have someone that does whatever they want and gets plenty of attention over it. Then it gets ignorant responses over people that have not either moved away from their place of orgin or exp other cultures. Sad day.
Early 6pm show tonight w/ Molly Gene (One Whoa-man Band), The Fall Down Drunks, The Fountain City Ramblers, The…
Looks like it was a hit. Hope someone got the oyster man that continually dumps in the water. Not yet, but we're getting some cooperation from enforcement after this cleanup!
Did I see some familiar (family) faces in the pictures? No!
Y'all are wonderful to put forth such effort for this great cause. Congrats to all for the second year! And a GREAT thanks to Bayou Woman for doing so much to initiate the first one. I appreciate that, Cuz, but you know there were a couple of us who did the work! There were 3 of us this year!
Slightly presumptive, saying he is on the rise. He’s a back contender in a new minority sect of the party. He is also not really a protest candidate, given the zeitgeist of the day being the whole, radically fiscally conservative tea party bit. The article was however very interesting and gave me a lot more information on him than I had before. He lost his primary for the Senate rather handily though, the article didn’t mention that.